Mark's primary goal is to create relevant, powerful and authentic theater that provides fresh insights into the human experience. His writing confronts complex moral and social issues through compelling drama, humor, and nuanced, genuine characters. Mark is driven by the conviction that great theater happens when an audience makes an emotional connection to the play, and his gratification as a playwright is derived from broad, diverse audience sharing a meaningful dramatic encounter with his work.

COLLECTIVE WORKS

Recovery

Michael and Kathleen share a series of encounters while undergoing treatment for leukemia that helps each find a personal connection they’ve been longing for, yet unexpected conflicts arise as they skirt the line between friendship and romance.

Straight Faced Lies

A gripping, fiercely funny drama about a dysfunctional family's Thanksgiving where barely repressed anger is passed around the table and deep secrets are exposed--forcing each family member to redefine their relationships with one another, and with themselves, in surprising ways.

​A Man's Man

Three generations of men confront love and loss in this poignant and timely drama that explores the the complexities of father-son and fraternal relationships and dissects conventional male stereotypes. 

The Other Day

After a chance meeting, Mark and Santo begin a loving, yet tumultuous journey through romance, insecurities, addiction, betrayal, and redemption where unconditional love must come with certain conditions.